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Bread and Roses Centennial Concert on October 23

October 12, 2011 by DickH Posted in Current Events, History Leave a Comment

The Bread & Roses Centennial Committee will host a Benefit Concert on Sunday October 23, 2011 4:00 pm Temple Emanuel, Andover. Performing at the concert will be A Besere Velt: Yiddish Community Chorus of the Boston Workmen’s Circle which will be performing The Cloth From Which We Are Cut: A…

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MassMoments: Life-saving Iron Lung Combats Polio Paralysis.

October 12, 2011 by Marie Posted in History, Science Leave a Comment

Mass Moments reminds us today of the first use of the so-called “iron lung” developed by Harvard’s Dr. Philip Drinker. He was responding to a terrifying new disease that was causing sudden paralysis. Doctors called it poliomyelitis — or polio. First used on this day October 12, 1928 at Children’s Hospital…

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Hunter’s Moon over Market Street

October 12, 2011 by DickH Posted in Lowell Leave a Comment

Photos by Tony Sampas

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Occupy Boston: Protest and Change

October 12, 2011 by DickH Posted in Current Events Leave a Comment

The Occupy Boston protest has been much in the news lately. The map above shows the portion of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in which most of the action has taken place. To the lower left is South Station; the darker gray shape across Summer Street is the Federal Reserve…

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The Globe documents the collapse of the Red Sox

October 12, 2011 by DickH Posted in Current Events 2 Comments

Why would anyone in New England watch soap operas when we have the Boston Red Sox? The Globe’s Bob Hohler gives us the first of what I expect to be many accounts of the collapse of the 2011 Red Sox in this front-page story. Among the highlights, or lowlights more…

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WHS @ Columbus Day Parade

October 12, 2011 by Tony Posted in Uncategorized Leave a Comment

Wilmington High School Band marches in Boston’s Columbus Day Parade.

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21st Yankee Doodle Weekend in Billerica

October 12, 2011 by Tony Posted in Uncategorized Leave a Comment

For the past 21 years Billerica’s Yankee Doodle weekend has been a huge success. The video below was originally post by liana2006.

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One Lowell to discontinue operations

October 11, 2011 by DickH Posted in Current Events, Lowell 2 Comments

It looks like One Lowell, the ten-year old advocacy organization for newcomers to our city, will be shutting its doors soon. Here’s part of a notice that went out earlier today via email: After careful study, the Board of Directors has determined that our remarkable programs require a parent organization…

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NH GOP Presidential Debate Tonight at Dartmouth College

October 11, 2011 by Marie Posted in History, Politics, Election 2012 1 Comment

Dartmouth College is another  stop on the  fall Republican presidential candidates  debate schedule. The college co-hosts the debate tonight October 11 at 8:00 p.m. with the U.S. economy as the focus. The event will be broadcast nationally and around the globe by Bloomberg Television and streamed online by Washingtonpostlive.com. WBIN…

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Weak Field for GOP

October 11, 2011 by PaulM Posted in Current Events, History, Lowell, Politics, Election 2012 Leave a Comment

I can see why some of the more thoughtful Republican Party members and leaders around the country are worried about the upcoming presidential election. The collection of candidates you will see debating tonight in New Hampshire is a weak bunch. There’s nobody of the stature of Sen. John McCain, no…

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